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State wants to stop voters – asks Supreme Court to intervene

The American state of Virginia is asking the Supreme Court to intervene to allow the state to prevent around 1,600 voters from voting, as they are suspected of being non-citizens. The request comes after a federal appeals court unanimously confirmed a federal judge's order to restore the right to vote to them, which the judge considered to be illegally removed from the electoral roll according to an executive order from the state's Republican governor.

State wants to stop voters – asks Supreme Court to intervene

Beyoncé on stage for Harris – abortion in focus

The megastar Beyoncé participated in the Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris' election rally in Texas on Saturday night Swedish time. It's time for America to sing a new song, said Beyoncé on stage in her hometown Houston.

Beyoncé on stage for Harris – abortion in focus

Lost Independence – Expelled from the Bar Association

A lawyer had such extensive contact with her convicted client, and his wife, that she breached the required independence and impartiality in her profession, according to the Supreme Court. She is now being expelled from the Bar Association.

Lost Independence – Expelled from the Bar Association

Parent avoids prison sentence – would have affected the child

A parent avoids prison sentence and is instead sentenced to probation and day fines – because of their child. This after the Supreme Court (HD) changed a court of appeal verdict.

Parent avoids prison sentence – would have affected the child

What Engages US Voters: Price Tags and Abortion

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with all due respect. The presidential election in the USA is not just about the person, but also about the issues.

What Engages US Voters: Price Tags and Abortion

Evidence Against Donald Trump Made Public

Evidence from an amended indictment against former President Donald Trump, regarding his actions in connection with the storming of the Capitol 2021, has been made public. .

Evidence Against Donald Trump Made Public

PFAS victims' demand: 100,000 kronor each

145 Kallinge residents who have ingested PFAS through their drinking water are demanding 100,000 kronor each in compensation from the Defence Forces. The drinking water in Kallinge was contaminated when PFAS-containing firefighting foam was used by F17.

PFAS victims' demand: 100,000 kronor each

Mc-gangs banned in Norway

Norway bans the motorcycle gang Satudarah in Norway, according to a decision by the country's Supreme Court. "A ban is necessary to prevent serious crime", the court writes in a press release.

Mc-gangs banned in Norway

After Criticism: Five Harris Interviews in Three Days

From abortion rights to the Gaza War and the view on Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu. The Democrats' presidential candidate Kamala Harris has been criticized for dodging media appearances.

After Criticism: Five Harris Interviews in Three Days

Prosecutor: Trump used criminal methods

Donald Trump "used criminal methods" to retain the presidency after losing the 2020 election. Therefore, he would not enjoy immunity according to the prosecutors.

Prosecutor: Trump used criminal methods

Publisher: Would Rather Go to Prison Than Reveal Source

The Supreme Court said no. But the prosecutor is making a new attempt to force the media to hand over pictures from the riots in Rosengård.

Publisher: Would Rather Go to Prison Than Reveal Source

Lund's Russia Boycott Rejected by Court

Boycott of goods on Ukraine's black list is foreign policy and not something that a municipality can decide on. This is stated by the Administrative Court in Malmö, which overturns Lund Municipality's boycott decision, reports [Sydsvenskan](https://www.

Lund's Russia Boycott Rejected by Court

Birgitte Bonnesen "does not accept the verdict"

Two weeks ago, Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen was convicted of gross fraud. Now she is commenting on the verdict for the first time.

Birgitte Bonnesen "does not accept the verdict"

Prosecutor Henrik Nordquist: New Request for Riot Images

The prosecutor Henrik Nordquist has submitted a new request to access the media houses' images from the riots in Rosengård, reports P4 Malmöhus. I assume that all media houses will refuse, he says to the channel.

Prosecutor Henrik Nordquist: New Request for Riot Images

Bianca Kronlöf wants to remember the pandemic heroes

Bianca Kronlöf thinks that the healthcare sector's efforts during the pandemic have been forgotten. It's quite disrespectful, really, she says ahead of the premiere of the new film "As Long as the Heart Beats".

Bianca Kronlöf wants to remember the pandemic heroes

Investigator: This is how more gang members can be convicted

More who contribute to serious gang crimes should be able to be convicted, proposes the government's investigator. Lise Tamm wants the laws on attempt, preparation, and instigation to be completely rewritten.

Investigator: This is how more gang members can be convicted

South Carolina resumes executions

After a forced pause of 13 years, the state of South Carolina in the American South has resumed executions. First out was a 46-year-old man sentenced for the murder of a cashier in a convenience store in 1997.

South Carolina resumes executions

The Supreme Court: Media cannot be forced to hand over images

The Supreme Court says no to a prosecutor's request to obtain riot images from Rosengård taken by photographers from six Swedish editorial offices. .

The Supreme Court: Media cannot be forced to hand over images

New Criticism After the Scandinavian Star Disaster

The Danish Maritime Authority receives harsh criticism in a new investigation into the fire on the ferry Scandinavian Star in 1990. .

New Criticism After the Scandinavian Star Disaster

Case of Incorrect Guardianship Taken Up in Supreme Court

A notable case in Västernorrland where an 80-year-old man was wrongly convicted of guardianship is being taken up by the Supreme Court, reports Örnsköldsviks Allehanda. .

Case of Incorrect Guardianship Taken Up in Supreme Court

Difficult for Bonnesen to get a new trial

The prison sentence against the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen will be appealed to the Supreme Court, assures her lawyer. However, the odds are against the Supreme Court taking up her case.

Difficult for Bonnesen to get a new trial

Gardell: Bonnesen's verdict may push up CEO salaries

The prison sentence against the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen surprised financier Christer Gardell, co-owner of the activist fund Cevian Capital – one of the Stockholm Stock Exchange's largest owners. Demands for higher executive salaries may be an effect, he believes.

Gardell: Bonnesen's verdict may push up CEO salaries

Verdict against bank top executive praised - "the law works"

The Court of Appeal's verdict, where the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen is sentenced to one year and three months' imprisonment for gross fraud, is welcomed by the CEO of Aktiespararna, Joacim Olsson. According to Olsson, investors and the general public were misled by Bonnesen.

Verdict against bank top executive praised - "the law works"

Clear: 16-year-old to be extradited to Denmark

A 16-year-old boy from Hyltebruk in Halland will be extradited to Denmark. This is clear since the Supreme Court has decided not to review the extradition decision, reports [Hallandsposten](https://www.

Clear: 16-year-old to be extradited to Denmark